Judge of the Year award given to Clermont judge
The Clermont County Humane Society named Judge Priscilla O'Donnell its first annual Judge of the Year for consistent enforcement of the Ohio Revised Code in dog wardens cases and fines to support the Animal Shelter. The society credits her record with duties at the courthouse and notes funds from fines and dog licenses sustain the shelter operations.
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Priscilla O’donnell
Clermont County Humane Society
O’donnell
Ember Ting
eSiety Board
Martha Rapp
Bulera
Rapp
Humane Society
Dog and Kennel Fund
Clermont County
Filager Road
Humane Societies
Clermont County New Year resolution poll invitation
Residents are asked to telephone 528-1116 after 5 p.m. Friday or anytime on weekends to contribute anonymous responses to this week’s Oral Quarrel ian asking what Clermont County should resolve to achieve in 1989.
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Clermont County
Ian
Decision on mistrial motion in CECOS case expected Tuesday
Judge Robert Ringland will decide whether to declare a mistrial in the criminal case against CECOS and its parent company, and two former managers at the Aber Road hazardous waste landfill. The motion alleges discovery rule violations during cross examination and cites letters from a former facility manager as key evidence.
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Batavia
Robert P. Ringland
CECOS
Aber Road
Ringland
Anc Bepacont
Cae Industries
Orth
Batavia Arson Fallout Sparks Rebuild Plans
In Batavia arson last May damaged several enterprises. Kathy and Ben Walter own the Main and South Second street corner parcel awaiting redevelopment. Rodney and Stary M plan to remodel Mae building next to the Walters property into a two story masonry block structure with parking and potential retail spaces. Planning commission review pending.
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Batavia
Phoenix
Stres Enterprises
Kathy
Ben Walter
Main
South Second Streets
Rodney
Stary M
Mae Eineet
Ben. Franklin
Walters
Murphy
Dhitect
Pede Ikadn
Flannery warned of trouble at CECOS landfill history
Harold Flannery, former Clermont Environmental Reclamation owner, warned agencies and new owners that in cell processing and waste handling at the Aber Road site problems could cause leaks and safety lapses. Internal notes and letters from 1981 to 1983 show concerns about quality control, mismanagement of in cell processing, and improper drum handling, with OEPA orders to halt unsafe practices until a drum processing center was built.
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Eastgate
Cecos International
Aber Road
Harold Flannery
Flannery
Clermont Environmental Reclamation
CER
Browning-Ferris Industries
Enginee
Richard Toftner
CECOS
Toftner
Thomas A. Winston
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Southwest District
Dayton
Winston
Bill Strachen
OEPA
Conake
Strachen
Seeden
Owe
Environmental Protection Age
Gentel Tecnetiencs Ab Ortain
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